20 - Wednesday, October 18, 1989 - North Shore News Purchase best buys From page 19 mainly ones that I invent. However, 1 do warn them: “‘That’s an experiment. Try it but feel free to holler, ‘YUK’ and file it in the garbage can.’’ Here are two that were true favorites last week. Barbecue-Flavored Cabbage Rolls 12 cabbage leaves (softened either by boiling the head or freezing it for a week or so) 1 Ih. lean ground beef %, cup raw white rice, steamed in 1% cups water Y cup bottled barbecue sauce Ys cup grated onion 1 teaspoon mixed, dried Italian herbs dash Worcestershire sauce salt and pepper additional cabbage, thinly sliced 1 tis condensed onion soup % cup ketchup Combine the raw beef with rice and seasonings. Roll about %4 cup of the meat mixture in each cab- bage leaf, starting at the stem end and tucking in the sides. Place seam-side down in a shallow baking dish. Cover the top with the additional sliced cabbage. Combine soup and ketchup and pour over. 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Cool (ex- change the hot water in the double boiler for ice water and whisk for a minute). Beat egg whites with one table- spoon sugar until stiff. Beat cream until stiff. Add cream to whites, folding gently. Fold in lemon mix- ture. Pour into shell and top with reserved crumbs. Freeze. Remove from freezer about a half hour be- fore serving. Next time I make this I’m going to try using a large lime instead of tne lemon, just to confuse my guests! awe BEST BUYS: BUY LOW: Boneless sirloin tip 411%% 1 YEAR SYEARS 11% 683-7283 | 263-7283 983-3773 528-2288 §31-1123 266-7321 The Highest Rate of Interest with the convenience of a Chequing Account This convenient account maximizes the short-term interest you can eam on higher savings balances...every day. The higher the balance, the higher the rate. 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STRONG'S: top sirloin, boneless: steak, $2.78 Ib., roast $2.58 Ib.; bulk wieners, 99¢ Ib.; MJB coffee, $2.39; cabbage, carrots and onions, 5 lbs./99¢; turnips and beets, 4 Ibs./99¢, SUPER VALU: Sausage: bulk, pork or dinner, $1.29 Ib.; bulk § wieners, 99¢ lb.; veal shoulder chops, $2.98 lb.; Nabob coffee, $2.38, Parkay margarine, 3 Ibs. soft cr regular, $1.99 (limit-1); Olympic bacon, $1.69. SAFEWAY-WOODWARD’S: Whole fryers, 3-bagged (limit-2 bags) 99¢ Ib.; lean ground beef, $1.98 Ib.; pork butt steak, $1.59 d cut out the bones, saves room in pan); 20th Century Pears (yes, I know! these are luxury items but everyone deserves to taste them once in a while — wonderful!) $1.49 Ib. LONSDALE QUAY MARKET: Lonsdale Farm Market: lunch box size oranges, 39¢/Ib. Tino’s Bakery: French bread, 2/ $1.99, Visit transportation museum THE NORTH Shore Neighbour- hood House is hosting a day trip to the Transportation Museum of British Columbia in Cloverdale. The trip will be held on Thurs- day, Oct. 19 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Entrance fee to the museum is included in the price of $10 for the day. The museum is home to over 60,000 square feet of cars and trucks dating back to the 1860s and includes the Rolls Royce belonging to Beattle John Lennon. Seniors program worker Carel Bond recommends that partici- pants wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of space to be covered. Following the tour, lunch will be taken at the Hale ’n Hearty Restaurant across the road. Pre-register at the North Shore Neighbourhood House, 225 E. 2nd St., North Vancouver. For more information call 987-8138. "REMEMBRANCE DAY November 11, 1989 The flower that means peace. We ask you to remember all those who are only memories by vour donation to the fund which helps ex service men and women and their dependents in time of need. WEAR A POPPY — BISPAY A WREATH POPPY TAG DAYS —- NOVEMBER 2,3,4 THE ROVAL CANADIAN LEGION Br. #118, 123 W. 15th St. N. Van. 988-3712 or 985-3255 Br. #60, 580, 18th St., W. Van. 922-1920 yAT Br. #114 WX 1630 Lynn Valley Rd. N.V. SS So CRUMPETS FALL SALE 20 to 50% orr ENTIRE FALL COLLECTION PARK ROYAL NORTH MET wl ROTOWN CENTRE